Mark Dice covers the "swamp's" reaction to the end of USAID as their personal slush fund

 

USAID provides billions in foreign aid, but mismanagement and corruption often undermine its mission. Reports reveal funds being lost to fraud, wasted on ineffective projects, or misallocated due to political interests. Weak oversight allows money to disappear into the hands of corrupt officials and contractors, especially in conflict zones like Afghanistan.

Lack of transparency and accountability makes tracking spending difficult. Some funds serve strategic political goals rather than urgent humanitarian needs. To fix this, USAID must enforce stricter audits and oversight to ensure aid reaches those who truly need it. Without reform, waste and inefficiency will continue.